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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1975

Page

6

Balance Key To Cats Tourney Run In District Opener

New London makes its first modern district basketball appearance at Galton High School facing Wynford after a 9 12 season. Stars Cooke Gregory Ferber Williams pace the Cats with 320 317 201 155 points. coach Nestor cites balance and team play as the key. Tickets on sale for 7 30 p m start with 950 seats available.

Hank Heilmann NEW London Galton High School Wildcats Wynford Monroeville Stu Cooke Herb Gregory John Ferber Duane Mick) Williams Paul Nestor Nestor Cooke Gregory Ferber Williams Kevin Heileman Bob’s News Centre Harvey’s

Slow Pitch Fees Rise for Norwalk League Season

The Norwalk Men’s Slow Pitch League raises player fees to 15 in city limits and 20 for non residents, tracks 30 game plan with 21 teams in a three division setup, and adds four new sponsors. Opening day is May 4 with a planned prize raffle, rule changes under review, and a 2 p.m. briefing by State Umpire-In-Chief Charles Walker on pitch height limits.

Don Hohler Recreation Center Norwalk Team __s Board of Control Bob White Builders Scotia Pattern Halfway Inn McGuan Diamonds Jim Smith Paul Temple Huron County Lynn Walton Rec Center Charles Walker Ashland Bennett Bob Sommers Dauch Bill Dauch Culligan Ernie Palmer Reineck Mike Jehle Connie al Pleasnick Don Nardecchia Arctic Cat Chuck Baker Merch Duane Ringle Monroe Don Bores Huron Co. Bank Joe Gravenhorst Sheller-Globe Jim Graves Mac’s Sons Denny McCreary Don Coletta Gaslight Jim Hemenway Nor Furn Joe Tomei Don Nickoli Art Chaffee Bob White

Norwalk Girls End Season With 44 31 Win Over Galion

Norwalk High girls basketball finishes 4-4 after a 44 31 victory over Galion. Seniors Pam Ream 18 points Brenda Friend 15 lead the attack as Norwalk pulls away after each quarter. Reserve loss 32-29. Diane Tengowski 8 points Dawn Colvin 6 for Galion.

Norwalk High Galion Pam Ream Brenda Friend Julie Fritz Teri Woelfling Fritz Kathy Trucker Diane Tengowski Dawn Colvin

Sprowl earns Class A second team on AP Northwest All-Stars

Sprowl, a 6-5 senior from St. Paul, lands Class A second team honors as three St. Paul Flyers join the AP Northwest District list. Duane Traves earns special mention, with John Meesig and Steve Fries getting honorable mention. Class AA special mention goes to Roger Winemiller of Willard. First teams feature Steve Lemming, Tim Selgo, Virgil Ward, Tim Steinhilber, and Steve Hartings. Galion’s Chuck Roser is on Class AAA first team.

Joe Sprowl St. Paul Flyers Associated Press Sprowl St. Paul Duane Traves John Meesig Steve Fries South Central Ben Aselton New London Stu Cooke Monroeville Paul Roeder Roger Winemiller Willard Steve

Indiana Holds Top Spot In UPI College Cage Rankings

Indiana remains the top team at 28-0 with a 40 point rating, followed by Maryland 22-3 ranked No 2 and UCLA 22-3 ranked No 3. Louisville Alabama Kentucky Marquette Arizona State North Carolina State Oregon State Southern Cal Pennsylvania North Carolina Clemson Utah State also noted with varied records.

Indiana Maryland UCLA Louisville Alabama Kentucky Marquette Arizona St North Carolina St Oregon St Southern Cal Pennsylvania North Carolina Clemson Utah St

Worcester Tops 641 In Week Long Bowling Honors

Louise Worcester delivered a spectacular 641 in the Gals and Guys League at Kenilee Lanes during Ohio Women's Bowling Week. Dick Spaar led the men with 673 for Reineck's as Kenilee hosts Friday nights and other action across City leagues.

Agnes Higgins Louise Worcester Ohio Kenilee Lanes Louise Dick Spaar Reineck Leon Camp Art Walker Janesville City Jerry Kayatin Buckeye Dwight Tkach Kenilee Kenile Em Jonas Dick Vogt Beach Diversified Don Sweet Shamrock Harry Klein Gene Walker Gould, Inc Tom Doughty Bob Spettle Northside Marathon Gary Anderson Wappler’s Bill Ewell Landmark Foods Frank Acier Schild IGA Nick Georgiafandis Bill Marett Citizen's Bank Leo LaRoche Sycamore Hills George Service The Eagles Tom Batt Wilson Mason’s Joe Watts Dave Ross Wolfe Arco Mike Theisen Rudy Love Jerry Davis M. Balcon Krupp Sunoco Jim Finley Carl Camp Larry Becker John Huber Ted Heller Sam Giallombardo Ralph Day Fanny Farmer Mel Keefer Dean Baker Cliff Claus Dale Flesher Park Bill Toole Carl Horn Angelo Cerilli Gene Bilton Norwalk Kelly Rahrig Jerry Coder Mike Tesmer Alice Stiert Ruth Gurney Howell’s Realty Luella Mills Fireland Shirley Burras Connie Jackson Landmark Cele Fox van Dresser Maryanna Somerset Clancy S. Clarice

Western Reserve Girls Win North Division Title

Western Reserve's girls basketball team beat Monroeville 32-21 to claim the Northern Division title in the Firelands Conference. Becky Parcher scored 17 points, Val Coe added seven, as Western improves to 5-1 and advances to face Mapleton in the playoff. Monroeville else 2-4 FC. St. Paul beat Edison 39-20 for the division runner-up.

Monroeville Western Reserve Firelands Monroeville Western Mapleton Becky Parcher Val Coe Edison St. Paul Tammy Burtscher

Mapleton Girls Clinch Firelands title with 47 40 win

Mapleton wins 47 40 over South Central to clinch the Southern Division of the Firelands Conference and earns a playoff vs Western Reserve for the league crown. Deanna Caudill scored 20 for South Central, Laurel Edwards 14, South Central 3 3 in league play. Mapleton reserve won 15 12. Black River New London rescheduled game today.

Greenwich Mapleton South Central Mapleton Western Reserve Deanna Caudill Laurel Edwards Black River New London

Bucyrus Girls Rally Past Willard 39 36 In Final

Bucyrus overcome 20-17 halftime deficit to beat Willard 39-36. Kathy Ludban led Willard with 14 points and Rita Hutchinson added 10. Bucyrus JV won 23-13 while Willard squads finished winless.

Bucyrus Willard Kathy Ludban Rita Hutchinson

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Rer Ashland Crestview Rich Salmons Jeff Marsh John Spark Norwalk Truckers Christopher Friend Christine Sharpe Daryl Smith Oberlin College Dan Pugh Mount Union Pugh Jeff Foerster Ohio Wesleyan Smith Tim Steinhilber Steve Hartings Marion Chuck Roser EF Goodrich Bfegoodrich ChinkAmericard B.F. Goodrich Car Service Center Whittlesey Ave UPI College Endrust Norwalk Auto Body Aggie Worcester Spear Western Reserve Girls Lorrie Watkins Action Auto Supply Sun
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